After listening to the wonderful things being said about SQLAlchemy at PyCon, I wondered if the following idiom could be implemented as a Domain Object with SQLAlchemy.
Often we have legacy data that we have read only access, to which we need to associate additional meta information. Before this has always meant that the application […]
Of late there has been much to do about the crop of Python based web frameworks. Is one superior to another? Currently, I don’t believe so they all have strengths and weaknesses and I could make a good argument for most of them. However, in the midst of this current genesis there […]
Notes from the afternoon tutorial: Advanced Web Application Development with TurboGears
I tried setting up a workingenv for playing with SQLAlchemy today but I ran into a number of problems. First, since I had installed pysqlite2 via Synaptix, easy_install was not finding the package. So I had to uninstall the pysqlite2 that I had installed with Synaptix and then install with easy_setup.
However, […]